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Sites such as Wotcher and Groupon trade on the power of bulk buying via merchants. We ask if this offers a good deal and what happens if things go awry
Although heralded as the next big thing by television manufacturers and film makers alike, it seems that the general public beg to differ and are staying away
Wikipedia went offline for a day in January to protest against two laws currently under consideration in the US. We ask what it would mean if these laws are passed
Are you prepared to pay an annual fee to receive five unknown products a month? We look at a new shop and ask if it's a step too far in the current financial climate
Paperclips, tin cans, rubber bands – all everyday items we take for granted but it took a genius to invent them. The Science Museum's exhibition tells their story
We ask why ebooks readers have no embedded fonts or easily accessible footnotes and how typographical errors not in the original book appear
If you're used to expressing your views freely in the pub, you need to take care when sharing those same views on Facebook or forums. We explain why
In 2012 the number of generic top-level domain names will be increased so that almost any word can be used as the final part of an internet address
We look at some of the hardware and software that can make a difference to a student's life at college
There are calls for the blocking of mobile phones and social networks during times of civil disobedience. We look at the pros and cons of taking this action
Many cookies are benign but others are tracking cookies, which many users find intrusive. We explain the recent EU moves to clarify the law on the subject
Changes to the CRD will come into force by the end of the year, affecting consumers' rights and the Distance Selling Regulations
Microsoft has made one big change with Windows 8 – that it will work with both tablet, desktop and laptop computers. We take a close look to see what's what
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